Remastered 25th anniversary reissue of R.E.M.'s acclaimed ninth album. Highlights off the album include the distortion-soaked first single, 'What's the Frequency, Kenneth?' which plays off the farce of media and marketing that pervaded Gen X pop-culture, while the catchy 'Star 69' is a detective story, based on the '90s phone service of the same name. The second single, 'Bang and Blame', features Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore, as well as actress Rain Phoenix, whose brother River had recently passed away and was the album's dedicatee. 'Let Me In' is an ode to Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, who had also died just months before.Disc 11. What's the Frequency, Kenneth? - R.E.M. (4.01)2. Crush With Eyeliner - R.E.M. (4.39)3. King of Comedy - R.E.M. (3.41)4. I Don't Sleep, I Dream - R.E.M. (3.28)5. Star 69 - R.E.M. (3.09)6. Strange Currencies - R.E.M. (3.53)7. Tongue - R.E.M. (4.13)8. Bang and Blame - R.E.M. (5.31)9. I Took Your Name - R.E.M. (4.03)10. Let Me In - R.E.M. (3.28)11. Circus Envy - R.E.M. (4.16)12. You - R.E.M. (4.54)